Bennett Kayser

LAUSD Board of Education

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District Five board member for LA Unified School District, running for re-election and endorsed by UTLA and SEIU

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Four of seven LAUSD board members are up for election next month. We hear from 5th District incumbent Bennett Kayser and his challengers.

LAUSD School Board, District Five Seat Up for Grabs

Four of seven LAUSD board members are up for election next month. We hear from 5th District incumbent Bennett Kayser and his challengers.

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